The Uvula Piercing
“Due to the position of the uvula, piercing this area causes the gag reflex to occur, making this an extremely difficult and risky procedure”
Explanations of the various types of body piercings and how they are performed
“Due to the position of the uvula, piercing this area causes the gag reflex to occur, making this an extremely difficult and risky procedure”
“These piercings are usually done with very small gauge needles (18g or 20g) and the body jewelry worn in these piercings is usually short-length curved or straight barbells or captive bead rings (shown in photo).”
“…a large part in the outcome of a tongue piercing is following the aftercare regimen described by the piercer to the letter”
“If money is tight and you are self-motivated to learn, purchasing a starter kit that includes instructional videos and information on how to become certified in your area is the way to go”
“If a saliva gland is pierced, it will create a constant ‘leak’ out of your cheek, looking as if you were crying from your cheek!”
“Also known as a ‘Madison’ piercing, this type of body piercing can only be performed if there is enough loose tissue in the area to accommodate the piercing”
“Contrary to popular belief, a tongue piercing is actually one of the least painful piercings anyone can get”
“This body piercing can be either done at different times (so that each piercing can heal independently) or it can be done at once, utilizing a PTFE barbell of 1.5 inches length or more…”
“To get rid of those pre-piercing jitters, try to concentrate on the fact that after a few moments of discomfort, you will be able to enjoy your new body piercing for years to come”